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Be a Unrestricted FA this year, I reckon he'll move on.
Recommitted Matthew Kreuzer
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I reckon Port might loom if they feel like Ryder could be better served up forward. Otherwise I can't see a lot of demand. Essendon? I consider him an upgrade on Leuey but is it worth the pick-up? Probably not. Collingwood? He'd be handy depth but he and Grundy wouldn't work in the same team. I'd only be interested if Grundy left. I think he'll remain a Blue
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Hawks Bound if Big Boy retires. Close to Ratts.
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Im with you ... reckon for a team in the 8 Kreuzer is good value, if Carlton finished bottom 5 the comp pick would be massive overs if they can construct a Band 1 pick. Its almost the Frawley deal all over again.
Hawthorn seem like the best fit, plus there's good will from the JOM deal so we could be looking at a Vickery style contract
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Would be a good get for a number of clubs.
Has had more than his fair share of injury issues but he's still capable of playing really good football when fully fit.
Depending on the offers he receives it may well be in our best interests to allow him to move.
Has had more than his fair share of injury issues but he's still capable of playing really good football when fully fit.
Depending on the offers he receives it may well be in our best interests to allow him to move.
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Can't see it happening.
Collingwood had a serious hard on for him last year; but lost interest quick smart over the medical report. Can't see any club taking the risk on a player with some relatively serious permanent damage.
Collingwood had a serious hard on for him last year; but lost interest quick smart over the medical report. Can't see any club taking the risk on a player with some relatively serious permanent damage.
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...wait what?
Why would McEvoy retire? He's suffering no chronic injuries, still in the Hawks best lineup and is actually 2 months younger than Kreuzer (both 27)
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Because McEvoy wants to go into farming. Needs to body & energy to do that too.
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Doggies seem like a good fit for him
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didn't he not move last time because he failed medicals is that going to improve
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Didn't stevie j fail medicals as well "? he turned out okay
Nobody is paying Kreuzer anywhere near the amount needed for band 1 compensation with his injury history.
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SJ doesn't need to run all that much. Which is a good thing because he never has been a big gut runner.
We keep hearing that big boy has chronic back injuries, not sure how true thy is. Also he's not very good.
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I reckon he is going to have a big year. Finally been relatively injury free for 12+ months
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Think he will fade off when we bring Phillips in because Casboult is a sorry excuse for a footballer and we need someone to help in the ruck. Will be pushed more into a fwd role giving Phillips a chopout. Needs to be a lone ruckman.
